Chinese Rebels Gain Ground Across Southern Provinces
Hong Kong dispatch reports rebels widening their advance as imperial forces suffer defeats at Sek Shing and Popak. Generals Ma and Su urge Yuan Shikai for overland reinforcements while rebel positions solidify around Foo Chuen, Liu Chou, and Yung Ning in Kweli and Kwang provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Marshal Su
Canton
Yuan Shi Kai
Ch! Li
Chi Li
Sek Shing
Kwang Tung
Popak
Kang
Yung Nan
End of Gamar Insurrection Seen as Gains In Samar
Manila reports General Lukban’s influence yields surrender by Guevarra in Samar. General Smith and Guevarra agree to armistice to gather rifles, with Guevarra claiming 400 weapons. General Bell’s tactics starved insurgents into submission in Batangas and Laguna. Chaffee pleased with nearing end of native insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batangas
Laguna
Manila
Lukban
Gueverra
Island of
Samar
Smith
United States
Guevverra
Chaffee
Bell
Debate on River and Harbor Bill and Contested Elections
Washington March 19 The House resumed debate on the river and harbor bill with Mr Mann Illinois announcing postbill action on Spears vs Burnett and Moss vs Rhea. Louisiana’s Mr Randell defended lower Mississippi appropriations and post office relief for Postmaster Coyne over a $74610 stamp loss. The Senate reconsidered the president protection bill as Mr Spooner of Wisconsin spoke on legal and constitutional issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Mann
Illinois
Committee of Elections No
Spears
Burnett
Moss Vorous Rhea
Randell
Louisiana
Mississippi
Coyne
Senate
F. B. Coyne
Chicago
Meson
Spooner
Wisconsin
Fire Sweeps Lincolnton Depot and Cotton Bales Destroyed
A fire swept Lincolnton North Carolina early Tuesday destroying the Chester and Lenoir railroad depot two freight cars four Seaboard Air Line cars and about 100 bales of cotton. Lincolnton firemen assisted to prevent further damage. In New York Mayer faces embezzlement charges with bail set at 6 000 and a larger case cited at 100 000. In Steubenville three workers died in iron mills a cave in at Labelle iron works and a man crushed between steel and a railroad car at Steel works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Lincolnton
Chester and Lenoir
Seaboard Air Line
Mayer
New York
Max ©. Mayer
Rathbone, Mayer and Rathbone
Bayonne
N. J
Fim
Blair
Spe
Steubenville
John Salvador
Mike Uboaki
Labelle Iron Works
John Cibere
Celeriteas remedy touted with guaranteed cure
The notice claims an “iheccsnce remedy” named celeriteas with carets Candy Catherine as the cure. It promises guaranteed relief with genuine tablets labeled C.C.C. and states the product is never sold in bulk, though the fragmentary text limits full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
C.C.C
Young Woman Attempts Death by Own Action
A neatly dressed white woman May Burnett or May Brock was found insensible and dying in the doorway of Schneider's dry goods store on Broad Street Augusta. She had taken an ounce of laudanum bought three-quarters of a mile away and was transported to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Schneider
Eleventh Street
Broad
May Burnett
May Brock
Tourists Still Seek Florida Holiday Retreats
Tourists fill Florida resorts with no early travel break. Visitors extend holidays to enjoy warm weather, keeping away from cold eastern and western conditions. Hotels and boarding houses report full occupancy each night to accommodate influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Augustine
Fla
Countess de la Warr Wins Conjugal Rights Decree
London court grants Countess de la Warr a decree for restitution of conjugal rights after evidence of desertion. She, born 1872, is daughter of Lord Rosary. Earl de la Warr born 1869. The couple traveled to South Africa in 1899 and 1900, relations grew unhappy, and last June he left the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Countess de la Warr
de la Warr
South Africa
Aince
Cantelpon
Marie
Lord” Rosary
Ley Company
Girdling City With Rails in Anniston Extension
Anniston Alabama announces a new electric street car extension by the Anniston Electric and Gas company. P H O'Brien of Anniston contracted to grade the southeastern extension with work to start tomorrow. Manager Sexton expects cars in about three weeks, bringing nearly 20 miles of electric street railroads in and around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
P. H. O’brien
Anniston Electric and Gan Company
Sexton
Anniston Electric and Gas Company
New Hotel for Opelika Alabama Plans Unveiled
Judge Emmett F. Cook issues a charter for the Anniston Hotel company with 75000 capital to back a five story modern hotel at the corner of Twelfth and Noble streets Opelika Alabama. The building will be steam heated electric lighted with in room telephones and a roof garden to attract summer guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opelika
Ala
Opetixa
Emmett F. Cook
Anniston Hotel Company
Twelfth
Noble Streets
Arnica Salve Removes Eruptions and Sores
A patient’s hideous eruptions and fever sores vanished after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad claims it cures boils ulcers carbuncles felons corns burns and piles, promising guaranteed results from H. R. Palmer & Sons and W J Staith & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Palmer [& Sons
W J. Staith & Bro
Safe Looted and Hotel Burned in Marissa Fire
A robbery and arson in Marissa left $150000 in property destroyed after robbers blew a hotel safe and escaped with $2500. The Commercial hotel burned completely and fire spread to Lyon White drug store Fyrne barber shop Hassong barber shop Wilson millinery Brown Co grain elevators A D Matthews grocery Hamilton Co bank Bevan residence Lyon White lumber yard and Kenna residence. Firemen saved Kenna house. insurance covered losses as several people faced narrow escapes.
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Marissa, Tl
Marissa
Commercial Hotel
Lyon & White
Fyrne
Hassong
Wilson
Brown & Co
A. D. Matthews
Hamilton & Co
Bevan
A. L. Kenna
James
Kenna
Tampa Cigar Trade Reaches New Yearly Record
The Tampa cigar trade shows an enormous year ahead with 6,038 cases shipped so far in 1902, up 1,209 from the previous year. Last week alone produced 540 cases distributed from Maine to California and Hawaii, totaling 20,190,000 cigars since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Maine
California
Hawaii
Costly Building Burned At Jackson Deaf Institute
The Mississippi Institute for the Deaf and Dumb in Jackson was totally destroyed by fire. The state building housed 150 inmates who were all rescued, though several narrowly escaped. The blaze, likely from electrical wiring, caused an estimated loss of 40000 dollars with 15000 dollars insured.
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Institute
Mississippi Deaf and Dumb
Jackson
Milas
Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
J. Johnson
Dumb Soldier Proves Hero As Howe Rescues Girl
George L. Howe, a young soldier once noted for trying to pass a letter to Prince Henry during a Chicago visit, saved a girl from an oncoming auto at Van Buren and Michigan. Wounded in the Philippines, he plans to join the army in New York after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howe
Chicago
George L. Howe
Prince Henry
New York
van Buren Street
Michigan Avenue
Howe
Philippines
Tha Kind Vog and The Always Boagr: A Brief Referendum
A fragmented note mentions The Kind Vog and The Always Boagr in connection with a local event. It lacks clear dates, places, or official actions, leaving the outcome and participants partially identifiable but undocumented. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
Fire destroys Hoboken pier and ships in $1 million blaze
A major Hoboken waterfront fire destroyed the Phenix line pier and the British Queen, with heavy losses to ships, lighters, cotton, and hay. One longshoreman died, several injured, and crews fought the blaze from Seventh and River streets as authorities search for missing engineers and assess total damage near Communipaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phenix
Ine
Hoboken
N. J
Barber Steamship Line
Holland-American Line
Campbell
River Streets
Phenix Ine
Barber Line
Phenix Line
Antwerp
Patrick Hussey
Phoenix
Scott
Vereck
Helfer
Hussey
St. Mary’s Hospital
Noone
Husegey
Mason
Charles Christiansen
Castletom
Christian Non
John Jensen
Peter Carroll
Meeting of Coal Road Officials at Pittsburg
About 25 representatives from the Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia coal carrying roads met at the Hotel Schenley in Pittsburg to fix next year’s lake trade rates. Attending roads include Columbus Hocking Valley Toledo Ohio Central Shawnee Wheeling and Lake Erie Pittsburg and Lake Erie Erie Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Schenley
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Toledo
Ohio Central
Shawnee
Hocking
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Lake, Erie
Lake Shore
Michigan
Claim She Gave Wrong Age In $10,000 Suit
Mrs Eugene Sullivan sues the Ladies of the Maccabees for $10,000 damages over alleged expulsion from the order due to an incorrectly stated age on her application. Also notes a whisky train seized near Huntsville and coronation week charity plans in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Sullivan
Memphis
Eugene. Sullivan
Ladies of the Maccabees
Birmingham
Ala
United States
Root
Marshall O. B. Harris
Huntaville
Billinger’s Mial
Madison County
Huntsville
J. 8
Bynum
N. R Bradford
Moonahing
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Gamar
Session OF the House
Brooklyn
Australia
Joseph J. Gill
Thomas Gill
GMI
Joseph G. Gill
Sydney
Gill
Joseph Gill
McLaughlin
Brooklyn Police
Dalgupan
Luzon
P. L
Aguinaldo
Atlanta
Max Oestereicher
Quincy
Fila
Grady Hospital
Jacksonville
Georgia Saw Mill Association
Georgia
San Francisco
the Chronicle
Yeong Woh Association
Heong Shan
China
Hetty Green
Bellona Falls
Edward Green
America
Girdle City
Decatur
C. E. Woodruff
Cleveland
Louisville
Nashville
Jones
Los Angeles
Cal
Samuel B. Jones
Long Beach
N. P. Nelson
St. Louis
Dr Ball
Rischerhead
Bradfield Regulator CO
Marissa, Ill
Tampa Cigar Trade
Hoboken, N. J
Castoria
Sro
Eerie Anne
Age Dosis
Bears
John L. Arnold
Clayton and
Jack
Athens, GA
Allen H. Talmage
Washington St
Osborne
Syracuse
Superior
Talmage Hardware
Clayton Street
Hohenzollern
Admiral von Baudlasin Oy
Kriegerbund
Germanta J
Columbia
William Thompson
Bridge Hotel
Third Avenue
Bella Thornton
Edward
Rolt
Dall
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